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Bodie, Dolina, Hobbs, Friddell & Grenzer, P.C.

Bodie, Dolina, Hobbs, Friddell & Grenzer, P.C.

Personal Injury Lawyers in Hagerstown, MD

(301) 739-1013

Bodie is an AV-rated, midsized, regional law firm and is the oldest continuously operated law firm in Baltimore County, Maryland. We have multiple offices that serve clients throughout the state of Maryland, located...

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Belsky, Weinberg & Horowitz, LLC

Belsky, Weinberg & Horowitz, LLC

Personal Injury Lawyers in Hagerstown, MD

(301) 733-2120

The process of choosing the right attorney to represent you in your case can seem overwhelming. It’s true that your choice in legal counsel is important, and that your choice in a lawyer could directly impact the...

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Ingerman & Horwitz LLP

Ingerman & Horwitz LLP

Personal Injury Lawyers in Hagerstown, MD

(301) 791-6328

Ingerman & Horwitz, LLP is a law firm with offices throughout Maryland and West Virginia, including Baltimore, Salisbury, Frederick, Cumberland and Hagerstown. Our attorneys focus on workers’ compensation, personal...

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Britt-Reed Law Offices

Personal Injury Lawyers in Hagerstown, MD

If you or a loved one has been injured due to the fault of another, our team of Hagerstown personal injury lawyers at Britt-Reed Law Offices want to help. Our team is dedicated to ensuring we deliver victims of negligence the successful results they are entitled to. Thanks to our unparalleled work...


Other Practice Areas Related to Personal Injury Law in Hagerstown, MD

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Personal Injury Law

Personal injury law refers to the legal remedies and defenses involved in civil lawsuits brought as a result of wrongful conduct. In fact, the word “tort” comes from a Latin term meaning twist, wrong, or harm. In contrast to criminal law, a tort action does not involve the government prosecuting the wrongdoer. Rather, these cases involve a private plaintiff seeking compensation (usually money) for the harm caused by the defendant’s actions.

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